Omega World Cup of Golf 2011

The United States captured its 24th overall World Cup title and the country’s first since 2000 (Tiger Woods/David Duval) in the 56th playing of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup. South Africa ranks second with five World Cup titles.

Matt Kuchar and Gary Woodland both made their debut at the Omega Mission Hills World Cup. With their victory, they become the first team to win with both members being rookies since Mark O’Meara and Tiger Woods for the United States in...more »

The United States captured its 24th overall World Cup title and the country’s first since 2000 (Tiger Woods/David Duval) in the 56th playing of the Omega Mission Hills World Cup. South Africa ranks second with five World Cup titles.

Matt Kuchar and Gary Woodland both made their debut at the Omega Mission Hills World Cup. With their victory, they become the first team to win with both members being rookies since Mark O’Meara and Tiger Woods for the United States in 1999.

The victory by the United States snapped a six-year streak by European countries: 2009 (Italy); 2008 (Sweden); 2007 (Scotland); 2006 (Germany); 2005 (Wales); and 2004 (England).

Matt Kuchar and Gary Woodland are the 17th different combination from the United States to win the World Cup and are the 24th and 25th different players from the USA to win the World Cup.« less